Add detergent to the washing machine following the manufacturer's instructions. If your washing machine doesn't have a dispenser, add the detergent directly to the drum. Make sure not to add too much detergent as the excess soap can wear the sheets down faster. You may also want to add fabric softener to your load. Place your sheets in the wash, taking care not to overload the washer so the sheets will get thoroughly cleaned. Don't wrap the sheets around the agitator in the middle of the top load washer. Just lay them separately in the bottom, without overlap, so they don't get tangled up during the wash cycle.

On top of that, we’ve sheets made from various materials and thread count to meet your budget and requirements. Why choose us? Different materials feel and behave in different ways. Satin woven cotton/lyocell for instance is very soft and pleasant against your skin as well as has a distinct lustre. Whilst a mix of for instance cotton and polyester is good at resisting wrinkling, easy to take care off and wash without shrinking. After all the stains are removed and the mattress has dried, sprinkle baking soda over the top of the mattress. The baking soda will absorb moisture and odors. If the weather is nice, open the windows to let the sunshine in. The UV rays will also help to kill bacteria.

Yorkshire offers Bedsheets of almost all types and sizes. Whether you are looking for a Bedsheet for your kid’s room or your personal use, we have got you covered. Our Bed sheets come with matching pillows, making it easy for the user to put together the whole look.

If you like to have a clean conscience, we offer a wide range of sheets in sustainable materials that are better for the environment. These are a good choice for peace of mind. If there are any stains on the mattress, spot treat them with a stain remover. Don't oversaturate the stain as it's hard to get liquid out of mattresses. Use a clean cloth with cold water to break up the stain and soak up the stain remover. Place the pillows in the washing machine. It's better to wash the pillows in a machine that doesn't have an agitator (the spindle in the middle). If that's not an option, place the pillows vertically on either side of the agitator. Cotton: Place in the washing machine. Select a cool water temperature and a normal cycle and then add mild detergent. Once the washing cycle is done, transfer the mattress pad to the dryer and add a couple of clean tennis balls or dryer balls. Dry on low heat until no dampness remains. If you're washing a new set of sheets and they're a bit stiff, you can soften them up by adding one full cup of baking soda and one-half cup of vinegar to the washing machine instead of detergent.Place the pillows in the dryer. Down or feather pillows should be dried on the no-heat setting. Other pillows can be dried on moderate heat. Put a couple of dryer balls or clean tennis balls in the dryer to help break up any clumps in the pillows. Dry the pillows for as long as necessary until they're dry all the way through. This may take an hour or more.

Size. We only sell the Super King (Queen Size) in our Terry Towellingmattress cover. Our Terry towellingmattress covers are an excellent choice for regular bed wetting because they are fully Vacuum the mattress to remove dust, dead skin cells and anything else that may have accumulated on the mattress. waterproof mattress protectors ranging from our simple vinyl plastic cover to our woven polypropylene protectors and Terry Towel mattress protectors. All our mattress covers are available in Single, Double and King Unless the tag indicates otherwise, choose a delicate/gentle cycle with cool water. However, if you have dust mites, you'll want to select a hot temperature to get rid of them. Add an extra rinse cycle if you would like.Try to only wash sheets with other similarly colored sheets. Washing them with different colors can cause the dye to bleed onto the lighter set of sheets. Washing sheets with towels can cause little lint balls to get all over the sheets. Gently place the comforter into the washing machine. Don't cram it in—if it won't fit, take it to a laundromat. Spot treat any stains before washing. Take care of any torn seams, loose threads or other tears to avoid further damage in the wash. Choose a low or medium heat setting, as higher temperatures will put more wear on your sheets. Dry your sheets for the minimum amount of time necessary. Overdrying your sheets will also cause them to wear down. Use a dryer sheet for extra softness. Memory foam: Vacuum up any dust or debris and then spot-remove stains. If your memory foam mattress topper has a fabric covering, you can cover it with baking soda just like the mattress and let it sit for several hours. Then, vacuum away the baking soda. If that won't work, create a solution of non-sudsing detergent and water and spritz it over the mattress topper. Choose a detergent that doesn't need to be rinsed so you can just let the mattress topper dry instead of trying to rinse it out.